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Psr (Precision Sniper Rifle) Atlas Bipods - Quick Detach Picatinny Psr Standard Height Bipod Black
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SKU: 100014177
Overview
Built for precision rifle setups, this bipod is intended for shooters who need a stable support option with controlled movement. It incorporates non-rotational legs, fore and aft pivot limiting bosses, and a strengthened inner leg, reflecting updates made from military testing feedback. Preloaded pan and cant are both set at 30 degrees, giving the unit a defined range of motion for positional adjustments without adding unnecessary complexity. For hunters and long-range shooters who value a purpose-driven support system, it offers a serious, no-frills approach to rifle stabilization.
Why Hunters Choose the Accu-Shot
Quick-detach Picatinny
Mounting supports fast attachment and
Psr Configuration
Includes non-rotational legs for added
Preloaded Pan
Cant both provide 30 degrees
Fore Aft
Pivot limiting bosses are included
Strengthened Inner
Hard coat anodizing
Key Features
- Quick-detach Picatinny mount for fast attachment to compatible rifles.
- PSR model developed from Atlas selection for the USSOCOM sniper rifle system.
- Non-rotational legs help keep the bipod aligned during use.
- Fore and aft pivot limiting bosses are included in the PSR design.
- Preloaded pan provides 30 degrees of movement.
- Preloaded cant provides 30 degrees of movement.
Best Used For
- Hunters needing a Picatinny-mounted bipod for supported shooting positions
- Users who prefer non-rotational legs and limited fore-and-aft pivot control
- Rifle setups requiring standard-height support with quick-detach attachment
- Shooters wanting a bipod built around military testing feedback and PSR design
- Field use where aluminum construction and stainless steel components are specified
Specifications
| Components | heat treated, stainless steel components |
|---|---|
| Inner Leg Finish | Mil-Spec Type III hard coat anodized |
| Inner Leg Material | 7075-T6 aluminum |
| Inner Leg Strength | 40% stronger |
| Main Material | 6061-T6 aluminum |
| Preloaded Cant | 30 degrees |
| Preloaded Pan | 30 degrees |
Pros
- Quick-detach Picatinny mounting supports fast attachment and removal.
- PSR configuration includes non-rotational legs for added stability features.
- Preloaded pan and cant both provide 30 degrees of movement.
- Fore and aft pivot limiting bosses are included in the design.
- Strengthened inner legs use 7075-T6 aluminum with hard coat anodizing.
- Heat-treated stainless steel components are specified in the construction.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The PSR version adds non-rotational legs and pivot-limiting bosses, which can be useful for control but may feel more restrictive than a more free-moving bipod.
- Its standard-height format is a fit-specific choice, so it may not suit every rifle setup or shooting position.
- The quick-detach Picatinny interface is convenient, but it requires a compatible Picatinny rail.
- The use of aluminum and stainless steel components keeps the design focused on strength, but it is still a more specialized, higher-priced support option than basic bipods.
Suggested Comparisons
- Rifle bipod
- Quick-detach Picatinny bipod
- Precision shooting support accessory
- Adjustable shooting rest
Suggested Accessories
- Picatinny rail mount
- Rifle sling
- Shooting rest
- Cleaning kit
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the PSR Atlas Bipod designed for?
The PSR (Precision Sniper Rifle) Atlas Bipod was developed after Atlas was selected for the USSOCOM Sniper Rifle system, and it was updated in response to military testing feedback.
What mounting system does this bipod use?
This model is the Quick Detach Picatinny version, so it is intended for Picatinny rail use with quick-detach mounting.
What are the main PSR-specific changes mentioned?
The listed changes include non-rotational legs, fore and aft pivot limiting bosses, and a 40% stronger inner leg.
What materials are listed for the bipod?
The product is described as using 6061-T6 aluminum, with strengthened inner legs made from 7075-T6 aluminum. It also includes Mil-Spec Type III hard coat anodizing and heat-treated stainless steel components.
What adjustment range is listed for pan and cant?
The features list a preloaded pan of 30 degrees and a preloaded cant of 30 degrees.